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Syrian Airlines resumes Damascus–Moscow flights after 18 months
Syria’s national carrier, Syrian Airlines, operated its first passenger flight to Sheremetyevo Airport in approximately 18 months on Sunday, August 16. Damascus–Moscow–Damascus flights will operate every Sunday using Airbus A320 aircraft.
Petro says Israeli rescue team left Cali without digging through rubble
Former Colombian President Gustavo Petro said an 82-member Israeli Air Force team that reached Cali after the August 10 earthquake did not take part in rubble-clearing operations. The claims about the team, which arrived in the city on August 14, were based on Petro’s post, while 294 people died in the earthquake.
Chemical spraying damages 4,892 dunams of farmland in Quneitra
Chemical spraying along the ceasefire line in Syria’s Quneitra province affected 4,892 dunams of pasture, winter crops and orchards. The Quneitra Directorate of Agriculture said 255 farmers suffered losses and that the destruction of pastures had increased livestock farming costs.
Türkiye expands customs gates on the Syrian border
The Ministry of Trade is continuing modernization and capacity expansion projects at customs gates along the Syrian border. Projects at the Yayladağı, Akçakale, Öncüpınar, Çobanbey, Karkamış and Nusaybin gates have reached different stages, while construction or project work continues at nine gates.
Iranian parliament to debate Strait of Hormuz Smart Management Plan
Iran’s parliament will discuss the Smart Management Plan prepared for the Strait of Hormuz, along with bills aimed at combating foreign influence and international crimes, during a virtual session on Sunday. The session will take place after Iran and Oman reached an agreement on a map of maritime shipping routes.
NATO’s procurement plan opens new opportunities for Ankara industry
A report by the Ankara Chamber of Industry assesses the impact on Ankara’s industrial sector of the procurement planning worth more than $50 billion announced at the NATO summit. The study indicates that sectors beyond the defense industry can also join new procurement networks through documented capacity and technical capabilities.
Hamas delegation will travel to Cairo to make Gaza ceasefire permanent
A Hamas source said that a delegation led by Movement Chairman Khalil al-Hayya will travel to Cairo tonight to make the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip permanent. During Hayya’s first visit to Egypt since assuming the chairmanship of Hamas, the delegation will discuss the Palestinian issue and ceasefire negotiations with Egyptian officials.
Iran asks Qatar to admit team to investigate fate of three pilots
Iranian official Mohammad Bagherzadeh asked Qatar to admit an expert team from the Iranian Air Force to investigate the fate of three Iranian pilots in the country. The request came after Qatar rejected Iran’s statement that the pilots had been taken captive.
An Israeli attack on Taluse in southern Lebanon triggers a powerful explosion
A powerful explosion occurred after the Israeli army attacked the town of Taluse in southern Lebanon. In earlier airstrikes on towns in the districts of Bint Jbeil, Marjayoun and Tyre, 11 people were killed and 19 injured.
237,654 vehicles crossed Syria’s Brotherhood Bridge in one month
The Brotherhood floating bridge built by Türkiye over the Euphrates River in Deir ez-Zor province in eastern Syria was constructed on July 8, 2026, and opened to service on July 12, 2026. Over the past month, 237,654 vehicles and 7,875 people crossed the bridge.
Syria and Germany restore direct air link after nearly 14 years
The first direct flight from Berlin to Damascus in nearly 14 years took place on Saturday, marking the restoration of an air link between Syria and Germany. The final air transport agreement signed by the two countries on July 16 paved the way for new routes.
Hezbollah says it will respond to Israel’s attacks in southern Lebanon
Hezbollah announced that it would deliver an “appropriate” response to Israel’s attacks on southern Lebanon on Saturday. Lebanon’s Health Ministry said 11 people were killed and 19 injured in the attacks.
Gulf states question the value of US bases as Iran war drags on
The prolonged conflict with Iran has increased unease over Washington’s approach in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain. While Gulf countries remain dependent on the United States for security support, some are reassessing the benefits provided by US military facilities on their territory.
Qatar rejects Iran’s claim that three pilots were captured alive
Majed Al Ansari, adviser to Qatar’s prime minister and spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, rejected Iran’s claim that three pilots were captured alive by Qatari forces after aircraft crashed in March. Doha said it had contacted the pilots after the airspace violation, recovered one pilot’s body and invited Iran to join a search-and-rescue operation.
Yemen’s Mocha Port halts operations after attacks
Commercial and maritime activities at Yemen’s Mocha Port were suspended following repeated attacks. Port Director Abdulmalik al-Sharabi said seven people were killed, the damage reached approximately $16 million and the livelihoods of 1,300 workers were affected.
A powerful explosion follows an Israeli strike in southern Lebanon
A powerful explosion occurred after an Israeli army strike on the town of Taluse in southern Lebanon. Airstrikes carried out despite the ceasefire killed 11 people and wounded 19 others.
Türkiye sends 181,295 medical supplies to Lebanon amid humanitarian crisis
Minister Memişoğlu announced that 15.6 tons of medical aid and medicines prepared in response to the humanitarian crisis in Lebanon had been dispatched from Mersin to Lebanon. The aid includes 181,295 items in total, comprising 66 types of medicines as well as medical, inventory and consumable supplies.
Istanbul Arabic Book Fair calls for education support for Gaza
The 11th International Arabic Book Fair, which opened at the Yenikapı Eurasia Performing Arts Center in Istanbul, has brought together more than 300 publishers from over 30 countries. At the opening, a call was made for efforts through the Gulf countries and Türkiye to provide education for more than 500,000 Palestinian students unable to attend school in Gaza.
Heavy August rain caused flooding along the Jerusalem–Dead Sea corridor
Heavy afternoon rain in Jerusalem caused flooding in parts of East and South Jerusalem and around the Dead Sea. Rainfall in Ma'ale Adumim reached 25 millimeters, while emergency teams helped stranded people and officials warned residents to stay away from dangerous areas.
Israeli strikes kill 11 in southern Lebanon despite ceasefire
Eleven people were killed in Israeli airstrikes on the towns of Deir ez-Zahrani and Ansar in southern Lebanon. The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office said it learned after the strikes that civilians were present in the area and that civilians had been killed.

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